Photograph of a flag from the Bob Kap Collection, held by UNT Special Collections. It is from the Delhi Football Association and is a deep maroon color with white and red fringe along the pointed base. It has a seal at the center with white bursts around the name and an Asian elephant in the center.

Photographs of Bob Kap's hat from the Bob Kap Collection, held by UNT Special Collections. In the first and third photos the exterior of the hat is visible, and in the third it is on a hat stand. In the second photo the inner silk lining is visible, including the Resistol "Self-Conforming" name and logo. It has a yellow shield with red crosses and a sword in the center, and a crown on top of it. There are also two posed lions on either side of the shield. Beneath the shield is more text that reads "Rodnick PRODUCT".

Photograph of a commemorative flag from the Bob Kap Collection, held by UNT Special Collections. It is from the team's game in Shiraz, Iran and is written in Arabic. The date is listed at the bottom in English. There are three metal loops at the top to hang it and there is blue fringe around the edges. It is rounded at the point at the bottom but flat across the top. There are also water stains on the white material that makes up the flag.

Photograph of a commemorative flag from the Bob Kap Collection, held by UNT Special Collections. It reads "A.P.O.E.L. VS. TORNADO 14.10.67" and was from the team's game in Cyprus. The flag is made with a blue fabric that catches the light and has golden metallic edges with tassels. The lettering is in a golden yellow thread. At the bottom point of the triangle flag is a large tassel made with the same golden thread as the side details.

Newspaper clipping about the Dallas Tornado Soccer Club.

Video recording of a panel hosted by the UNT Libraries' Special Collections department. The panel included some of the Dallas Tornado players who were a part of the World Tour of 1967-68 and the daughter of coach Bob Kap, Sonja Kap Jordan-Mowery. The players are sharing their experiences while on the tour and Sonja is sharing her father's history.

Newspaper clipping about the Dallas Tornado Soccer Club in Pakistan.

Photograph of Bob Kap (left) with Toni Fritsch, a European soccer player whom Kap recruited for the Dallas Cowboys. They appear to both be kneeling; Kap is wearing a suit with a ribbon around his left arm and Fritsch is wearing his football uniform holding his helmet in his right arm.

Newspaper clipping about the Dallas Tornado Soccer Club arriving in Burma.

Newspaper clipping about the Dallas Tornado Soccer Club.

Newspaper clipping from Japan from the Bob Kap collection from December 1967. The newspaper clipping reports of a sports team arriving in Japan and will match with a Japanese sports team as part of their global tour. The clipping includes a photograph of American athletes posing in front of an airplane and waving their hats.

Newspaper clipping from The Guardian, describing the touring Dallas Tornado Soccer Club.

Letter to Bob Kap from the president of the Football-Club Dinamo Tbilisi in Georgia requesting the Georgia soccer team travel to the U.S. to play a friendly match

Newspaper clipping about a football athlete trying out for the Lions.

Newspaper clipping about the return of the Dallas Tornado Soccer Club from their tour.

Newspaper clipping about a soccer match between the Dallas Tornado Soccer Club and a Moroccan soccer team.

Newspaper clipping mounted on paper, from North American Soccer And World Sports News.

An invitation from the Delhi Football Association to attend the match between the Dallas Tornado Soccer Club and the President XI team on November 8, 1967 at Corporation Stadium in New Delhi.

Newspaper clipping about the soccer match between American and Pakistan.

A newspaper called 'The Banner' in Burmese.

Press release about Bob Kap being hired as coach for the Dallas Tornado Soccer Club.

Newspaper clipping about the Dallas Tornado Soccer Club tour.

A few tickets to a soccer match in Europe between the 'Reddies' and the 'Javelines.' The script on the tickets is in German.

Newspaper clipping of a French newspaper.